““Tune your harps anew, ye seraphs;
Join to sing the pleasing theme;
Saints on earth, and all in heaven
Join to praise Immanuel’s name”
-Jonathan Evans”
WHY HYMNS
From the beginning, RMC has wanted worship that is both ancient and alive. Many of the hymns we sing are hundreds of years old, reminders of a faith bigger than ourselves, passed down through centuries of believers. But ancient alone isn’t enough. Our worship must also speak to who we are now and where we live. So we write new music, fresh tunes for timeless texts, set in a musical language that is genuinely our own.
We sing these songs not because they are entertaining or familiar, but because we believe they form us. They stir our minds, hearts, and wills. They teach us to worship, deepen our prayers, and give us words for joy, for grief, for doubt, for gratitude, when we don’t have our own. It’s rich, it’s layered, and it asks something of you.
Beautiful poetry. Robust theology. Sung together, week after week.
For questions about the music at Red Mountain Church, email our Chief Musician,
Jeff Koonce at jeff@redmountainchurch.org.
For new music from RMC visit Hymn Collective.
